Welcome Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLM NEOP QRSR TBEB| You are coming home with the breath of spring | A |
| Flying home to a love lined nest | B |
| Most loving care hath made it fair | C |
| Your hands will do the rest | B |
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| And the bridal robe you have laid aside | D |
| And the vail all of lacy foam | E |
| The maiden's wed the tour is sped | F |
| So welcome welcome home | E |
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| The past is laid by with the bridal wreath | G |
| The bride has come home a wife | H |
| And now we pray that blessings may | I |
| Crown all your wedded life | H |
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| What shall be the blessing my dearest dear | J |
| When it's all that we have to give | K |
| That peace and love from God above | L |
| Be yours while ye both shall live | M |
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| That high love that makes of the wife a queen | N |
| Of a cottage a palace home | E |
| The coarse web fine life's water wine | O |
| The fire side chair a throne | P |
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| Love that drops like dew from heaven to fill | Q |
| With all blessing your earthly cup | R |
| That draws you nigh to Him Most High | S |
| Bidding your souls look up | R |
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| Unto Him who has ordered all your lot | T |
| To the Hand that will give the best | B |
| That bids you come up to His home | E |
| To be His wedding guest | B |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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